This should be illegal, with strong consequences (not just fines) brought to violators (like Meta, if they are actually doing what the article suggests they may be).
- What if someone walks into a private space with the glasses on?
- What if they (as others here have pointed out) go into a space like a public washroom, locker room, etc.?
- What if they are with exposed minors? (such as a parent, bathing a child, who maybe forgot to take the glasses off)
- What if they are engaged in “intimate acts”?
- What if they visit somewhere with security issues?
- What if they happen to see a confidential document?
- etc., etc.…
